Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1921, Page 24

== THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MAY 1, —— — THE R S A e e i SALE SALE SALE. ‘ ~ Of 14K. Solid Gold . S. Than in 1919 i SELE-FILLING and NON-LEAKABLE U | NEW YORK, May 19 —Three | i billion oysters were consamed | | by the people of the Tnied | States last yem . hundred million more than 1940, . Thexe statistics were submit- H - 7 ted to the fourteenth annunl Curiosity of Courier Prevents | | convention of the oyxter Gro ers and Dealers’ Aswoctation of North America by Eugene D. Delivery of Crown Jewels MeCarthy, recording. receeenco: growers had planted NonLEAK: AKRON, Ohio, May 19.—The curios- Willlam H. Killian of Ba . . - ity of an American peace conference more was yo-clected president | We are closxr!g out tllf entire courier as to the mysterious contents| | ©f the association, | stock of Fountain Pens of a fam- gar box wrapped crudely in = R v P ented ous manufacturer, which we have e ammaryias Al on hand. .. These include a selec- . B X Jewels outlosiGermayroltheNiorm x:iLEGmN HEAD DEFENDS Smpatsclisling oo andmacy : R et the Ghetior Tix | SLACKER LIST PUBLICITY other styles. Your-choice at : & gne of the Amerlcan couriers at o = ooy ’aris. The attempt was made by confed-|Only Satisf; erates of the former Kkaiser, who 3 By TS @ s !pickeAl the courier as the innocent| jshing Guilt . By tool. Meclntosh declared in an address s ¥ and Protecting before the Exchange Club here to Innocent, He Says. ® 5 i H The contents included long ropes of | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 19.—A = P ¥ pearls, rubies and diamonds and aiyigorous defense of the War Depart- platinam and diamond tiara weighing S ; d an eighth pounds. They were ment’s action in giving widest pub- wored when the courier opened |licity to the slacker 1i x while on a train still in Ger- | iy o letter from F. W is contained Gulbraith, jr. national : N Walked Streets With Box. L ‘;"'""“3“);' 08 T2 Smerle ither President Wilson, Secre- |l¢¥ion. forwarded today to com- tary of State Lansing. Goi. F. M.|manders of the leglon's forty-eight i x | House, \Ahu were Paris at the time, d(l’p.lé'll’mclnlsv Den i i I nor the head of the American intel ‘ublication of the lists in newspa- Others at Higher Prices e e < | pers all over the Unit tes o ithe ¥ 2 were the crown je *Tntosh 3 “only sat tory means of protect- e Ron ksl iR e telas ing the innocent and punishing the . REMEMBER ; : . ibility for the custody S .| guilty,” Mr. Galbraith declared and the couricr walked the strects of jadded he hoped the n. Paris with the bo: These Pens are made of the y arm. 2 ity 2 : Jdentification was_ e w terans erroncously branded slackers * same excellent quality of gold &8 : French _jewe » 1 e s well as assure punisament of tac which you find in any $3.00 and . braise the : S A i y i 5 : a vee ] } he slacker lists contain $400 Pen which is 14-k. solid s ks They were then guarded by the in- ! names of n who honorably served gold - i telligence _ department, President - in the time of its 2 - 4 Sbert notified and the i -ril_only strengthens the . i vided with a personal guard, returned ; i at the lists should be ¢ Mail Orders Promptly Filled f them to Berlin iy videst | 2 the letter The courier from a young n in Berlin, who | ¢ v, e { veterans ap- asked him to carry tl S inaitor cere found to he through the lines, 3 erroneousl. d as deserters, and Peoples Drug | B i e S Store No.2 - : HONOR TO MISS WOOLLEY. | ' (] ——— Mount Holyoke to Celebrate Her 7th and E Streets N W Twenty-Year Service. At the One Store Only ) . SOUTH HADL: T O T T T LT H T H RO LT Grass Rugs, 39¢ $1.00 Imported Grass Rugs. 30x60 size, in green. blue and tan. Plain and stenciled cen- ters. Slightly imperfect. New Purchase Just Arrived! Fine Sports Sailors «= " Worth $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 !t 1 5 NOTHER millinery hit for King’s Palace! A fresh purchaseand /I ! record- hre.kag sale of hundreds of high-grade sports sailors at the season’s lowest price. Smart hats of lisere pipings, pineapple straw, peanit and Hanoki braid, three-end Jap straw, Italian milan\ and body straw. Mushrogm, straight and rolling brims, every style z in crowns. Double brims. Draped and ribbon bands. / Solid colors, including such sport Diaper Cloths $1.59 Piece 60 pieces Hemmed Birdeye Diaper Cloths, run of the mill. If absolutely perfect would sell for $275. 10-yard pieces at $1.59 Special Dispateh to The Star. Elaborate prep: s have been made voke Colleze for cele- y. Mi: ary 15. Wool- anniversary as presi- | 3 ing, the nicht before celebration, the ripides will be < Alumnae Hall by nn Kennedy students an seniors of the Bennett Schonl. Miss Matthison will be seen in the title role. Special music has been composed for the production by Horace Middleton 3 : .. and the dances have been devised by £ Miss Margaret Gage. ’ P @@)| saturday morning, in Chapin Auai- ! @O | Lrium: srectings to Miss Woolley will be cxtended by Joseph A. Skinner,) @@ | President of the board. on behalf of Dr. H. Neilson, prof ©0 nd_ political_econom Lena Aldrich § @@ | ter of Kast Douglas, Masxs. v dent of the alumnae association, for an ee ! the alumnae, and Miss suay 1o - 3 t ¢ L presi- c dent of the student governing asso- ciation, for the undergraduate Following Miss Woolley's 2 3 the Mount Holyoke choir will sing a [} ’ commemoration ode In Lotin, the words : ©) by Dr. Margaret C. Waites, associate professor of Latin, and the music by { Prof. Albert M. Tucker, associate pro: fessor of fnu Liberal College” will be made by “n. liam Allan Neilson, president of Smith IIIIIIlIIIIIlllfillllllll"llllllmlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII QOQ@ College, Dean Marion Fark of Sim- mons College and John Erskine, pro- @@ These lots go on sale tomorrow morning—at these sensational prices. Leasncdofili ratureRaciCaluribiafun1s shades as jade, henna, cherry and L/ i T @ Some are large lots; some are small lots—but all are tremendously big Luncheon will be served in Mead pearl. Black and White, Navy and v @p b. o 5 T cadutiiociock inftie afternoon White, Brown and White, Brown A wi e given, S h 2 . . 4 . < - 0.C), argains. 4 first book of Spenser's Fie Queentt and Sand—the combinations first in ) as arranged by Mary Louis. Forbes and f KR @@ @@ |F ce L. W hoth of the senior favor. 13 e® SEE WINDOW DISPLAY stus 4 tion_will be und, *O e"e All Remaining Step s §© :’r;el‘z:erc;mn ot Mins Virginis Tanacr 00 Lm = ©©|° Added <ignific 1l be aff S g Bloomérs 1y the fact that Miss Wi nou’fv"fi'liid. .. ng to commemorate th Walsts wee u1 S @B |1 wvarnz Tt Lo sty T oke’s resources, that new buildi ru.n com--c @* may be provided and el;;» s eut standards of teaching be upheld. It is worth up to $25 : ;u. trimmed. 'O planned to complete the fund Quring the present month as a climax to her ©)| sery Waists, Undermuslms, Petticoats T LU L T L EE R O T R T T Wash Goods Remnants ice as president of the college. ©, I 190 And many Jerseys 49c sé PROGRAM AT CENTENNIAL. :::’s i;":;;‘:; ;_fo .g University of Virginia Announces A y B "Exercises to Open May 31. VOILE BLOUSES, with round. HOUSE DRESSES w square or V neck: roll and flat and fizured percale. i plece collars; trimmed with lace and and waistline styles, 5 embroidery; for- $l 39 with white pique. . p . 1y sold for or with organdy ! Materials Worth 39¢, 50c and 75c¢ serlyAmEN aor . Sy amnents $1.49 TE OVER- Sizes 36 to 44. i Vhit 36-inch Foundation 3 0 Cl | “‘\!:ic:s"?" 5 il ANy e ul:slleL.x‘]kpl ':i" xlk":\#h“‘“ 5 CHARLOTTE, Va. i 19— 5 " . copen and honeydew. ilk and silk jersey TTE. Va. May 19.—An-! 36- 1mh Gabardine 36-inch Shepherd -inch Longcloth ;’l‘:“l:d ;:{{“\" S ol coats with faney Sultin Check Suiting 36-inch Mercerized Rouhcemerpiaisl o Bandeaux ©O At e e O one style with deep ik fopnces. AN A - — o s . 3 @/ tenniat exereiscs at the Uni { ”s";',‘|',‘n fratine 86.inch Printed tiste PHe iy anali the popular light . ey are cut in the best models of the season—an B Virgi On the opening ds Y e Dimity 2-inch Dress e e o S 95 color. : prons there are practically all sizes included. TaSSIEYes ©@)|z1. r. Henry Van Dyke of a€incnibsinte 4-ineh Tatiste L oL . P ETSICORSS bf hite matacn ton University will preach the ser- “inch Mercerized . and crepe. with tucked and scal- wo 'S APRONS loped flounces a o e gingham; cihstic ftted” tops square style with 49C $1.98 and $2.50 val- $l l9 -inct Whne \ ‘slll“lc!s‘le 36- m(h “Tussah Stk Poplin RFS AND CEN- SILK POPLIN—Remnants of S — L ek trimmed $1.00 silk-and-cotton Faille ‘Made of ex- Plesh color; @ mon at the vesper services. S = 2 On the following day addresses of @O ;.uu: rflfl;oa well made; per- (© welcome will e delivered by v. © ercale; g fect fitting. Davis and Dr. Edwin A. Alderman. Sizes 32 to 46. These addresscs will be responded to @ by Dr. Albert Ross Hill, president of the University of Mi Dr. Ab- 89c 1 v}:[nu Lawrtnce Lowell, president of : arvard University, Dr. Jules © Excellent assort- C 4 Tene Freng ahgoulca o) < ; 5ot At the’ s 2 i ©), ment of colorings in p with the dedication of a memorial Organdy, Gingham and tablet to the alumni who died in pocket and tie-string, bipe novelties that weave Niyard wid 59 GINGHAM _ PETTI- CORSET COVERS—Well mad: for 98c to $7.98: ‘lo(; ff T desirable colors. C CoRTa I PlneiEa muslin covers trimmed morrow one-thir - - v ipes: fini 49 back and front with 49 less. SHEETING COTTON—In wihiteletrines: dnietied C i nlearroiies C with ruffle. Special. - lace and embroidery. remnant lengths for making TOW —Lot of 25¢c and 39C geumed sheets, ete. 36 and 40 Large Turkish Bath Towels inches wide. y with fast-color red s Ainani 12/2C borders; fifty dozen 19c aras % offithem feach e oot DRAPERY REMNANTS— : (KETS—300 30x40 Consisting of fancy cretonne. B R ove hankess silkoline and scrim, 18 in blue and pink pat- 59C about 800 yards in C terns.- 75c kind, each, Yard (LT IIlllIIIIIIIlll|IIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIllllllllllllllllll Cool, Dainty Dresses Of Gingham and Organdy $5.00 Nl D ecaee i the world war M. Jabriel Hanotaux, commander ‘of -the Legion of Honor, . Chlldren s models. Good range of will deliver an address. The presen @ D Pongee @O| Hickinsan" Barksauie, and’ i @ rawers @@ Gooa quanty ©)] certance by John © Muslin; em- tor of the uni broidered edge. @ Sizes 6 to 12. . © Waists @ | st land (;mm Wraps and Dresses Children’s All- BfiyS’ W@a]r wool Sweaters Choice, $ Worthupto $20 e $2 98 BEACH cLoTH SUITs. sizes NJEW plaid Gingham Dress- < § to 17. Box-pleated Norfo! = 2 3 E @ ® $2.98 % ~|2’ and 1,‘1’4"17'.' ;:;([f A 5‘6’8 es have apron ironts, tie- = © EVERY DAY = VAU SR pOELET $ ack sashes, organdy panels = ©) ; = A = Slip-over and coat styles in 35.00 values ...... ® b: = s OTEAReY Pl — = ©©® £ 4 i S IE lilwool sweaters that sold for epopiy b sineql oW dTONt forarciin: cleve E ©@ Brooch Seaidotonithen! Fiber Si 12 §495° Made with belt and pock- pereate smore blouses with nait basque effects. Organdy dress- H © = 15 Wrappy Wraps—in Velour, hamdsomely em- 1ber Jilkk ©© {Z ets. White and colors. sleeves and convertible 69 es come in white with colored H © Pms LS LS 1= S slb L € Collar, sash, revers and cuff in H @ 37 Mignonette and Taffeta Silk ‘Dresses—Broken Hose ] . SlEEols. el 2 P e H © Piatnamana lots. : E Fl‘lda A Shl AN = vs neavy colorsmathaviutelfflings H © mond effects. (©/©) = gray crash knickers, full- in white with colored dots. S o® .?‘”,“, e o o ” meamisean tras B = cutand well made. ' Sizes 09c¢c DRESSES Lot of women's Crepe = of the milL. s0c £ S lals 5 to 16. $1.00 values.... de chine, Satin Mignonette Serge, E sha V- UEL Tricotine and Jersey = 5> e Sllk Po lm Sklrts £rae. Priaay pec KOVERALLS, for little boys and Dresses in popular styles 55,00 = SO = JEWELRY ODDMENTS—bar girls. Made of plain blue and and colors .. = @ 7 izt i i S ins, lavallieres, lingerie striped denim and kb Cut full H ©), 49c Wonderful big values—Silk Poplins— 98 S Clasps, colored and pearl- C and Sc u‘run,d n:l(le > = vith Satin stripes, or all are black pat- 1 9 like bead necklaces.. Nicely trimme izes E : i e o h new o = i S Reic s 300 Rl 0 e 89C en’s dSummer Needs | : i Sedcret it e 4 S with chain : E £ Randles ... - FIBER SILI SOCKS—Droken ATHLETIC summrrs avo | 2 £ wouEN’S BEDROOM SLIP- » sizes, in_ biack and cordovan. DRAWERS, made to sell’ for | 2 ©© 0 d H : E TR ot Teneweishe 49C Sllk Ba S {;"Lyhlzm{ncsp"h??fi full and well made. . = " % E = tonne with light-weig g o 3 - H ) 6 I rlmme ats New S ort H ts KILL FLEAS £ soles spliced heels.~ Spe- 20¢ Broken sizes — Gar- 25¢ Z a = CHILDREN'S STAMPED ROMP. 4 Tl WL OB . ; g © Worth Up to $6.00 wi £ ERS AND DRESSES, e UNION SUITS—Men's §1.40 E th e @ Good " color combi - b = slghtly C 2) o loged wure t‘;‘:‘;‘;".,;"m“z‘i‘( cor. \Yhite Nainsook Athletic = $5 3 = 2 o +COT" Union Suits, 72x80 cloth, . ex- = $5 and $ grades—Last of S RO, oo ot ot ot dovan, gray, navy % = nations, ribbon trim- S T FASHIONETTE HAIR NETS. 2 0 Sy 9 cellently made for fit H 09 perdis oty Srent i med. Brand-new. ef- {E cap and fringe style, . apipelmibe s 09c) it meeant 09c | = g soiled @©@ with flowers and ribbons. Be- : SPECIAL, E foir tor e, c Dot < Sordn z . Sl 5 = each .......... slsaisiseaniois = weight Lisle-finished Socks, in UNDEI IRTS—)M = @ hapes New silk bags in three special ° COmInER SInes o i 5580 ¢ Sold £ e £ FACE POWDERS AND COLD 1 oviced gr pecias | biack. white ana Athletic Ribbed v = 15=40.¢ Sold Everywhere S CREAMS, popular makes, YEDEICEd groups Perfect qual- C pull-over style. in IS OO ©.0) @@ M<CORMICK & CO. « JESSSHRT IR T QU lgc Isbl:c¥' navy, taulpf and brown. BNEES Sitito p H " 0 § 4 +§* © @), . EALTIMORE [} [S 25c values, choice....... mart summer shapes. H == ° il . H : = eeeee ORREREE L SAlnnuuunnHnm| T T LT LU PO U T L . #